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Intime Photography and Media

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Full wedding (ceremony and reception) pricing

Prices start at $350

Elopement pricing

Prices start at $350



About Intime Photography and Media

Intime Photography and Media

Videographer

My name is Jacqueline and I am the face behind the camera here at InTime. I love the color green, obsess over big dogs, adore my daughter Dawsen Wren, and love being outdoors! I have two big fur babies, Millie + Oaklyn. I love to hike, kayak, fish, and hunt. I have a B.S in Biology and minored in chemistry and plant science. I also have a certificate in sustainability from Indiana University Southeast.

My passion is to capture beautiful moments for you and your loved ones to share for a lifetime. I strive to make the experience memorable and fun, so don't be surprised when I give you silly prompts! Trust me, the photos will turn out amazing! I love to capture motion and actions, not just pose you. I want to capture your raw emotion to best tell the story of the day!


Services

Services

  • Engagement Reel

Deliverables

  • Highlight reel

Reviews

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Each session is unique therefore I do not set a number of photos (except for minis). For weddings expect around 50-75 per hour of coverage. As for all other sessions you should expect 25-30 per hour
The turnaround time for weddings is 4-6 weeks for both photos and video. I deliver wedding sneak peaks within 24 hours of your wedding (from the time I leave) and a teaser wedding film within 72 hours.
I do allow one reschedule per client. To reschedule there is a $50 rescheduling fee. In the event you must reschedule your wedding the $50 does apply and will be added to your total amount due.
I love a good rain session! With that being said we can shoot in a sprinkle or light rain. To protect my equipment I can not shoot in the pouring down rain.
I do not deliver RAW files as they are not an accurate representation of my work. In order for my presets to work properly on my photos for the look I want to achieve I must underexpose the photo. This means that the RAW photo is very dark.